‘The Twilight Saga: The Complete Film Archive’ Details and Cover Released


The ultimate collector's item!! EW reveals: 

For those of you anticipating Nov. 16th — the release of the final Twilight movie — with a mix of utmost dread and excitement, the good folks at Little, Brown will be releasing the definitive, lushly photographed tome to commemorate the record-breaking film series on Oct. 9. EW got the first peek at the cover and the scoop on what you can find inside — from the looks of it, you’ll have a hard time prying this must-have from a true Twihard’s cold, dead hands.
Fans of the #1 New York Times bestselling Twilight Saga novels and films will treasure this magnificently detailed film guide! The Complete Film Archive offers a fresh look at the adored films based on Stephenie Meyer’s beloved book series. Discover newly revealed secrets from the set through stories from the actors themselves— including Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, and the rest of the glittering cast. Go inside the phenomena with removable script pages, reproductions of screening passes, VIP invitations, and set pieces, as well as other collectibles that make this deluxe volume a must-have for every fan. Through new interviews with the stars and filmmakers, as well as unpublished images, the entire saga unfolds in rich detail: the beginning groundswell of Twilight mania, the frenzy for New Moon, the dramatic action of Eclipse, and the transformative conclusion of both Breaking Dawn films. The love story between Bella Swan and Edward Cullen quickly became a global obsession, and this lushly illustrated volume captures the evolution like never before.
via EW, Hypable 

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